Typhoon Aeré Hits Mainland China evacuations rise
Reports say 320000 people were evacuated along the east coast as Aeré struck China near Fujian and Shanghai. Mainland damage appeared limited with no injuries reported, while Taiwan faced a deadly landslide and floods. Authorities evacuated coastal towns and closed airports as storms battered the region.
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Thatcher son charged in alleged coup plot in South Africa
Margaret Thatcher's son Mark Thatcher, a South Africa resident since 2002, was arrested in Cape Town and charged under the Foreign Military Assistance Act for allegedly financing a failed plan to oust Equatorial Guinea's government. He faced Wynberg Magistrate's Court with bail set at 2 million rands.
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UN deadline nears for Darfur peace and Sudan action
In Darfur, refugees and a farmer turned blacksmith speak of returning home as a UN deadline looms for Sudan to disarm Janjaweed militias accused of mass killings and looting. Diplomats report partial relief access and cooperation on locating havens while sanctions risk, as security remains fragile amid calls for peace and humanitarian aid access.
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Scorpion Queen aims for new world record in glass box
Nur Malena Hassan, 27, lives in a locked glass room at a Kuantan mall with more than 6,000 scorpions to break the longest stay record. She has a fever after a sting, sleeps two to three hours, and faces nightly activity as crowds watch.
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Gunmen Shoot Palestinian Intelligence Chief Official Wounded
Gunmen opened fire on a convoy carrying Tareq Abu Rajab, deputy Palestinian intelligence chief, in northern Gaza City wounding him severely and killing two bodyguards. He was to be moved to an Israeli hospital as officials probe who was responsible amid wider Gaza unrest and reform pressure on Yasser Arafat.
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Zimbabwe Opposition Boycotts Elections Over Reforms
The Movement for Democratic Change announced a boycott of future elections until government reforms electoral laws end state violence and repeal repressive media and security laws. MDC plans to pull out of Harare city council amid interference as March parliamentary elections approach.
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